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I have been skimming quite a few threads and I am pretty sure I understand why you would file the DS-3032 but I haven't seen a specific reasoning for it. Does filing this form/sending email speed things up in any way by having correspondence sent to the USC as opposed to sending to beneficiary?

Seems odd that I would receive forms for my wife to fill out and then have to send it to her anyway.

Just trying to wrap my head around the reason for this or if it is just extra red tape for us all to go through.

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Yes you have to file the DS-3032. And in most cases it will be faster if you send it in right after you receive your case number.

If you don't send it right away after receiving your case number you, will have to send the DS-3032 in by email or regular mail after you receive the instructions from the NVC. It can take a while to receive the instructions, so this is why it's best to send the DS-3032 in right away after you get your case number. And by the way, you only need to include your NVC case number for this template. NOT the CIS case number!

PS. the NVC guides here on VJ can be deceptive at times.

I have been skimming quite a few threads and I am pretty sure I understand why you would file the DS-3032 but I haven't seen a specific reasoning for it. Does filing this form/sending email speed things up in any way by having correspondence sent to the USC as opposed to sending to beneficiary?

Seems odd that I would receive forms for my wife to fill out and then have to send it to her anyway.

Just trying to wrap my head around the reason for this or if it is just extra red tape for us all to go through.

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Posted

Thanks for the responses.

I was more looking for the purpose of this form. The rest of the forms are pretty self explanatory, but this one seems to be more optional than required.

If I become my wife's agent, won't the paperwork that needs to be filled out by my wife be sent to me? Seems inefficient unless it is solely fo the purpose of correspondence.

Maybe I am just thick on this or need more coffee :)

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Thanks for the responses.

I was more looking for the purpose of this form. The rest of the forms are pretty self explanatory, but this one seems to be more optional than required.

If I become my wife's agent, won't the paperwork that needs to be filled out by my wife be sent to me? Seems inefficient unless it is solely fo the purpose of correspondence.

Maybe I am just thick on this or need more coffee :)

Government = Inefficient ......really though...Some hire an attorney and this form gives the consent for them to act for them. I think there will be a lot more Emailing forms in the future.

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It is inefficient, seeing as both parties will continue to receive e-mail correspondence from NVC, given that the have both e-mail addresses on file.

You do need it, however, to have your IV fee invoiced.

USCIS

10/01/11 - Filed (2) I-130's

10/04/11 - NOA-1

04/05/12 - NOA-2

Your I-130 was approved in 184 days from your NOA1 date.

NVC

04/23/12 - NVC received both cases (18 days/12 business days from NOA-2)

05/07/12 - Case numbers and IIN's (14 days/10 business days since NVC received)

05/07/12 - Sent out DS-3032 by email; auto-response received

05/08/12 - AOS fee invoiced, paid - "IN PROCESS"

05/09/12 - AOS fee shows as "PAID"

05/10/12 - Spouse's DS-3032 accepted; minor child's rejected = had petitioner call NVC = received verbal acceptance from operator

05/11/12 - Spouse's IV fee invoiced

05/14/12 - Daughter's IV fee invoiced, paid both IV fees - "IN PROCESS"

05/15/12 - Both IV fees show as "PAID"

05/16/12 - Sent both AOS and both IV packages to NVC via USPS (expected delivery: 05/19/12)

05/21/12 - All 4 packages delivered

05/30/12 - Received checklist for daughter's AOS

05/31/12 - Sent response to checklist via USPS (expected delivery: 06/01/12); Spouse's case completed

06/07/12 - Daughter's case completed; waiting for interview date

06/14/12 - P4 received: interview date 07/11/12

Embassy

07/04-05/12 - Medical at SLEC

07/11/12 - Interview: APPROVED!

07/14/12 - Visas on hand

POE: 10/17/12

GC's on hand: 10/31/12

 
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